Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-24

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county.
Daniel Dreibelbis, of State College,
one of those stauhch farmers OF the
good old kind, spent an hour In this
office one day last week in pleasant
chat. OF course he didn't forget to
leave dollar for the JOURNAL.
In his leisure hours II. X. Luse, OF
this place, changes his vocation from
carpenter to book agent, and canvas
ses the :own and surrounding country
with platform Echoes, IA temperance
work published by John B. Cough.
Both of VIM. Smiths sons, south
OF town, are ON the sick list. Herbert,
the youngest, has very troublesome
and painful boil on his neck. We
could not learn what ails William, the
Oldest, hut he is confined TO the house.
The public il hereby notified that
the undersigned have opened the butch
er business in Aaronsburg and will
run meat wagon through the valley
regularly every Tuesday and Friday.
Fresh beef, veal and pork will ne sold
at popular prices.
WEAVER Bros. u Co.
NOTICE. The Committee on Per-
manent Certificates will convene at
Bellefonte April Sth and 9th. Appli-
cants for examination are requested to
bring their Professional Certificates
with them.
G. L. GRAMLEY, Chairman.
Miss Rebecca Young. an estimable
young lady who for many years made
her home with David krape, IN Haines
township, recently took a partner for
| life. the lucky groom being Rev. Zohn-
er, of the Ev. Association, residing In
Dushore, Sullivan Co., Pa.
For RENr.-A good property, sit
uate 3 miles east Of Rebersburg, con-
tanning 25 acres of well. cultivated land,
with good buildings erected thereon. is
for rent. For particulars and terms
address j. Ii. WOLF,
ll.3t Rebersburg. Pa
MUSICAL CoLLEGE.-The 3lst Ses-
sion of Six Weeks, opens Monday eve
ming, April 25th, 1887. for the Teach
ing and Training of Young Ladies in
Vocal and Instrumental Music. Ad-
dress.
&c. MOVER, Musical Directr,
Freeburgh, Pa.
Rheumatism, and Neuralgia cured I'm
Days.
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cure.
On receipt OF 30 cents, in two cent stamps, we
will send to any address the prescription Tor
this wonderful compound, which can be filled
by your home druggists at small cost. We
take this means OF giving our discovery to the
eaf 1 mae m ess out as %e
will gladly refund money IL satisiaciioa IL not
siEfg g The iSDi'sa crsWioras1iiie. SRf@s1heoi Ind
The measles still hold forth in this
place. John Kerst etter. .un Penn street,
has case in his family, Lloyd, his
little son being III with them. The
daughters of landlord Shafer and Hen
ry Miller and the children of w. III.
Hartman and A. q. Musser are also
afflicted with the disease.
john Reighard, of Mifflinburg. was
up one day last week, to pay visit to
his tenant farmer, l.. J. Noll. who is
still confined to his room with rheuma
tism, but is gradually improving, we
aIe glad to say. The prospects cow
are that he will be able to 90 out by the
time the warm, balmy spring days
come.
This Office just completed an order
for B. o. Deininger's book store for
several thousand notes bound In con-
venient book form. They are for sale
cheap at the Journal store and comprise
all kinds, such as Negotiable and Bank
able, Ironclad, Exemption. Full Judge
ment. and Sale Notes, put up In lots OF
% and so.
"A professional hotel thief by the
name Of Bowen, alias Moore, was ar
rested at the Brockerhoff House, Belle
fonte, last Saturday morning. The
fellow worked his usual game, stealing
blankets. but was caught in the act by
MIR. McMillen, the proprietor, who had
him sent to Fort Walker, where he now
awaits his penalty.
Mr.. Crawford has an experienced
maohinist on the ground to set up and
put In running order his knitting ma
chimes. We understand that it Is the
intention to put twenty-five machines
| i'm operation I'm the northwestern part
of Lose's spacious planning mill aud
| carry on the manufacture of hosiery
there until the large factory building
on Penn street can be completed.
SMITH H-HECKMAN.-Ab brilliant we'd
ding came off at the residence of J. z.
Hickman, near Penn Hall, on Tuesday
evening, March 22nd, at O'Clock.
The happy couple having been joined
In holy wedlock was Mr. Geo. s. Smith l.,
from Illinois and Miss Lizzie Heck
man, daughter OF j. +. Hickman. Rev.
z A. Yearick performed the solemn
IN arriage rites TIE party were ushered
fr ON room upstairs to the parl0r be-
low to the strains of splendid we'd
dinu march plaUnd hv Miac x ATTIC Mua